Jim Collins: An Ask Me Anything Session
If you could ask the author of Good to Great and Built to Last any question, what would it be? CEOs recently had that opportunity. Here’s what they asked.
If you could ask the author of Good to Great and Built to Last any question, what would it be? CEOs recently had that opportunity. Here’s what they asked.
Three years into the great workplace revolution, CEOs and HR leaders are still experimenting and rethinking where—and how—they get things done.
Leadership lessons from inside one of America’s most beloved brands. ‘Am I still a student? Am I still learning? Am I still curious?’
Pragmatic solutions for a new age of getting things done
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Drawing on a passion for percussion, this leader shares four lessons he learned from his years behind the kit.
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To get your employees on the right path, you need to be the kind of leader they want to follow. Technology veteran Sandeep Chennakeshu—former CTO of Ericsson and president of Blackberry—digs into the first quality you need to master.
Hint: It’s not about feeling sorry for employees, changing your beliefs to theirs or letting them walk all over you. But it is vitally important.
Dictador’s move may be a few years away from mainstream, but AI is rapidly moving from an efficiency play to an active participant in the market and a stakeholder unto itself.
A byproduct of the breakdown in social conventions, dropping communication—by employees or employers—damages workplace culture.
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